The Biden administration is moving towards lifting a de facto ban on American military contractors deploying to Ukraine, four US officials familiar with the matter told CNN, to help the country’s military maintain and repair US-provided weapons systems.
The four armed contractors, Scott Helvenston, Jerry Zovko, Wesley Batalona, and Mike Teague, were killed and dragged from their vehicles. Their bodies were beaten and burned, with their charred corpses then dragged through the city streets before being hanged over a bridge crossing the Euphrates River.
The ambush led to the First Battle of Fallujah, a U.S.-led operation to retake control of the city. However, the battle was halted mid-way for political reasons, an outcome which commentators have described as insurgent victory.
"W-we would've won if we weren't stabbed in the back! They didn't win, that's the lying fake news media!"
On 1 May 2004, the United States withdrew from Fallujah, as Lieutenant General James Conway announced that he had unilaterally decided to turn over any remaining operations to the newly formed Fallujah Brigade - a Sunni security force formed by the CIA
the group dissolved and had turned over all the supplied weapons to the insurgency by September
I wish all mercenaries a very
Infinite Wagners on the FOG world
Lmao I love the fact we got pop team epic emojis now
My friend, we have a
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Why do we have a Guns Akimbo emoji when I am 99% sure I made that movie during a drug fueled rampage?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=2004_Fallujah_ambush&diffonly=true
See the rebels funded by the pentagon would never give up so easily unlike the beta CIA
"Desecration of corpses..."